ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Public health leadership: a framework inspired by timeless lessons from 500 years of the Jesuit tradition.
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- Ignatian Spirituality as a Foundation for Jesuit Leadership and Human Flourishing in India: A Systematic Review.Journal of religion and health · 2026Pooled it
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Abstract
The complex and dynamic nature of public health challenges calls for public health leaders who are able to respond with agility, insight, and integrity. In addition to technical expertise and skills, effective public health leadership requires ethical decision-making, collaborative partnerships, and a commitment to justice. Traditional leadership models often fall short in capturing the population-based aspects of public health and integrating a spiritual approach. This conceptual paper examines Jesuit principles and practices and how they can be applied to public health practice and leadership. The proposed framework outlines ten leadership principles: inclusive leadership, service to others, care for the whole person (
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